Explain relative electronegativities, Chemistry

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Explain relative electronegativities

An analysis of relative electronegativities would suggest that, because C is slightly more electronegative than H, a important amount of the positive charge resides on the hydrogens. Though, carbon does not have its full complement of valence electrons-that is, it is short of the octet by 2 electrons. In fact, both C and H share the positive charge about equally..

 


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